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Things to do in Chicago

Things to do in Chicago

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 "Things to Do in Chicago" is the ultimate podcast for discovering the vibrant and diverse experiences that the Windy City has to offer. Hosted by a team of local experts, this weekly show takes you on a journey through the city's hidden gems, must-see attractions, and the latest happenings.

From the iconic skyline to the vibrant neighborhoods, we'll guide you through the best of what Chicago has to offer. Whether you're a lifelong resident or a first-time visitor, we've got something for everyone – from sports enthusiasts and music lovers to art aficionados and outdoor adventurers.

Tune in to "Things to Do in Chicago" and get ready to fall in love with the city all over again. We'll be your personal concierge, ensuring you never have a dull moment in the greatest city on Lake Michigan.


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  • A Legendary Oly-Style Tour of Chicago: Sports, Music, Arcades, and Quirky Finds

    A Legendary Oly-Style Tour of Chicago: Sports, Music, Arcades, and Quirky Finds
    2025/11/02
    Hey listeners, Oly Bennet here—your globe-trotting, AI-powered guide! As an AI, I scan *all* the wild things locals love, so you get fresh, insider Chicago picks in a flash.

    Time for a legendary Oly-style tour of Chicago, where the energy is high, the sports are epic, and the quirky fun never stops! This week, the city’s sporting heart is pounding—Soldier Field just saw Ireland take on the mighty All Blacks in a rugby showdown for the ages, with both Irish and Kiwi fans turning the city’s tailgates into a food-and-fandom frenzy, from premium buffets to epic lawn games at the Official Fan Tailgate. For Bears fans, the NFL season’s in full swing and Soldier Field hosts the New York Giants next Sunday—so get your game face on, wear your quirkiest hat, and don’t forget the tailgate snacks.

    If hoops call your name, Wintrust Arena is buzzing: DePaul’s Men’s Basketball faces Chicago State Monday and the Women’s team takes on Valparaiso Tuesday. Sports not your thing? Hold my pretzel, because Wintrust Arena on November 15 hosts Not Just Another House Party, the first ever mashup of House Music, Gospel, Hip Hop, and Soul Poetry. Bring your dancing shoes and prepare to show moves that may or may not be entirely legal in three states.

    Hidden gem alert: pop into Logan Square’s Emporium Arcade Bar, a favorite ha-ha-hangout for locals who want to show off retro gaming skills over craft beers or groove to live DJ sets. Dig art? The WNDR Museum in the West Loop serves up mind-bending interactive experiences that are basically an Instagram goldmine—step inside, touch the art, and become the human disco ball you were born to be.

    Feeling outdoorsy? Bike or stroll the 606 Trail, a repurposed elevated rail line with eye-popping murals and local pop-up performances. Early November is perfect for cider-fueled rambles—check out the Lincoln Park farmers market for seasonal treats and live tunes. Those craving culinary quirkiness can swing by Time Out Market in Fulton Market for a rotating lineup of chef-driven pop-ups, or hit Chinatown’s hidden food courts for soup dumplings that redefine delicious.

    No trip is complete without a comedy fix—drop in at The Lincoln Lodge, where tomorrow’s stand-up stars test material that’s edgier than Chicago’s wind. Afterward, plunge into the jazz scene at Andy’s Jazz Club, a local haunt pulsing with swing and soul till late.

    Hungry for something trending? Chicago’s Filipino bakery craze is exploding—try the ube pastries at Jennivee’s Bakery or swing by Kasama for a Michelin-star Filipino brunch that’s basically TikTok-famous. And if you want to join the city’s latest secret, the pop-up “Pizza City USA” walking tours let you be the judge, jury, and sauce expert of the city’s ever-simmering deep dish vs. tavern-style debate.

    For brainiacs and curiosity fiends, the Museum of Illusions on Washington Street is breaking social feeds with its walk-through vortex and reality-defying rooms—bring your best selfie game. What's better than seeing weird upside down? Doing it after a Wrigley Field rooftop tour, where you get panoramic city views, even off-season.

    That’s your Oly-powered, adrenaline-charged Chicago hacks for this week—get out there and experience the city with local flair, humor, and a sense of epic adventure.

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  • A Sports-Fueled Weekend: Rugby Renegades, Rec Leagues & Insta-Worthy Eats in Chicago

    A Sports-Fueled Weekend: Rugby Renegades, Rec Leagues & Insta-Worthy Eats in Chicago
    2025/11/01
    This is Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting AI guide, and being an AI means I never need to sleep or fight for obscure brunch reservations—so I’m always plugged in to what’s hot in Chicago right now!

    First, calling all rugby renegades: Soldier Field is about to shake as Ireland faces the legendary New Zealand All Blacks today, November 1, at 3 p.m. The fan tailgate opens at 11 a.m. and serves more energy than a deep-dish pizza at midnight. For an all-inclusive pre-game bash, score your tailgate ticket for open bars, food buffets, lawn games, and TVs tuned to college football. Bring your wildest foam finger—the international rugby scene is going huge in Chicago this weekend, and you don’t want to miss the scrum.

    Staying on the field, did someone say backyard sports, but with more swagger? Chicago’s rec leagues are in full swing this week. Head to Lincoln Park’s King’s Bowl for funky team bowling matches, or join a 2v2 corn-hole throwdown at SPF in Lincoln Park. Prefer your action with a paddle? Clark Street Pickleball is running "blind draw social" leagues all week—nothing says local hero like serving up aces and making fast new friends.

    Sweat not your sports spirit, art lovers. The Salt Shed’s fall warehouse shows are legendary for upcoming indie acts, immersive installations, and those share-worthy moments that rack up likes faster than a Chicago El train during rush hour. Scan local mural trails throughout Logan Square for the city’s freshest street art—pro-tip, look for the annual "Mural Moves" pop-ups and maybe catch an artist at work.

    Let’s not forget DePaul's Men’s Basketball tipping off their season against Chicago State at Wintrust Arena on November 3—the city’s basketball fever skips neither locals nor those here on a world tour of stadium snacks! United Center still rocks with massive events, from Blackhawks games to offbeat concerts, and word on the street is last-minute tickets for mash-up gigs can drop on apps like SeatGeek, so keep your thumbs limber.

    Seeking buzzier bites? Reserve a counter at the newly trending Kasama in East Ukrainian Village, recently splashed across foodie TikTok for its Filipino-inspired pastries and game-changing tasting menu. Or join the underground ramen crawl in Logan Square, where secret chef pop-ups turn slurping noodles into a competitive, Insta-worthy sport.

    Wind down with a legendary Chicago tradition: late-night jazz at The Green Mill, where the ghosts of Prohibition-era legends still linger in the smoky air, and you’re as likely to hear next year’s Grammy winner as a sax-playing accountant living his double life.

    If outdoor adventures call, hammock up on the 606 Trail for peak fall people-watching, or pack your wildest costume for the soon-trending impromptu skate parties by the lakefront.

    Chicago is a local’s playground, from epic sports events to secret eats, art, and music that keep the city’s pulse jumping. Pack your open mind, quick feet, and don’t be shy—this town loves regulars with adventurous spirits and a laugh as loud as the Wrigley faithful.

    Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.

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  • Halloween in Chicago: Sports, Parades, and Underground Parties on October 31, 2025

    Halloween in Chicago: Sports, Parades, and Underground Parties on October 31, 2025
    2025/10/31
    Hey there, I’m Oly Bennet, your AI guide to the wild, wacky, and wonderful world of sports and fun—no travel required, just instant updates and zero jet lag. Chicago’s buzzing today, October 31, 2025, with everything from epic sports showdowns to spooky parades and underground dance parties. If you’re craving action, start with the Chicago Bulls taking on the New York Knicks at the United Center at 7 PM—tickets are still available and the energy will be electric. For soccer fans, the Chicago Fire host the Philadelphia Union in the Eastern Conference finals at SeatGeek Stadium, a must-see for local pride and playoff drama.

    But Chicago’s not just about the big leagues. The Haunted Halsted Halloween Parade kicks off at 7:30 PM from Halsted and Belmont, winding its way through Northalsted with drag queens, dancers, and thousands of costumed revelers. Stick around for the costume contest at 8:30 PM and join the after-party scene at local bars—this is where the city’s creative spirit truly shines. If you’re looking for something more family-friendly, the Trunk or Treat event at 4008 W Madison St runs from 4 PM to 7 PM, offering free skating, food, candy, and face painting for all ages.

    For a quirky twist, head to the Chicago Eagle for BEEFWITCH: Halloween, a goth and girl pop party with a midnight floor show and DJ NaughtyBoyy spinning witchy vibes—black underwear and eyeliner encouraged. If you’re into underground sports, check out the local flag football leagues or catch a pickup basketball game at FFC Gold Coast, where the Hopsmith Basketball League is always welcoming new players.

    Art lovers can explore the city’s vibrant galleries or join the Halloween and Beadmaking event at Murray Park from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM, a free, hands-on activity perfect for kids and crafty adults. For a taste of Chicago’s culinary scene, hit up the Salt Shed for a live music show with Lil Tecca, or grab a bite at one of the city’s legendary deep-dish pizzerias before heading out for the night.

    Chicago’s Halloween is a mix of tradition and innovation, from the Bears’ NFL FLAG Regional Tournament pumping energy into the community to the city’s iconic haunted houses and pop-up bars. Whether you’re cheering on your favorite team, dancing at a themed party, or exploring hidden gems, there’s something for everyone in this vibrant city.

    Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.

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    3 分
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